Sentence examples for connected group from inspiring English sources

Retirees would get to know young families; young families would have all kinds of support (tons of baby-sitting); singles vulnerable to loneliness would enjoy the privacy of their own home within the safety of a warm, connected group.

The film, directed by David Ondricek and written by Petr Zelenka, visits a loosely connected group of good-looking young heterosexuals whose bohemianism looks pretty secondhand, in spite of their proximity to the original Bohemia.

The movie is a series of vignettes, practically blackouts, that jump back and forth in time and among a loosely connected group of characters centered on Linda, a young ethnic Chinese woman (Ladya Cheryl).

"These aggressors are disproportionately likely to self-identify as Donald Trump supporters, conservatives, or part of the 'alt-right,' a loosely connected group of extremists, some of whom are white supremacists," the A.D.L. reported.

Since at least May last year, they and a loosely connected group of more than 50 accomplices stashed or cashed the money using bank accounts they set up or invaded their victims' bank accounts and transferred money to accounts they controlled, the indictment said.

By 1982, the centenary of Darwin's death, Niles Eldredge and Steven J. Gould had catalyzed a loosely connected group of evolutionary biologists unhappy with the New Synthesis to unleash a cascade of criticisms and proposals.

On the other hand, macroscopic anatomy might not necessarily reflect local source-sink mismatches and on a microscopic scale a well-connected group of cells within the PV may connect to a small exit pathway to the LA.

The charges against Berezovsky have their origins in the 90s, when a small, well-connected group of entrepreneurs made a killing from the privatisation of Russia's state assets.

Politicians are fully irrelevant," said the founder of the IoT Council, a loosely-connected group of professionals that consults on the subject.

But Vote for the Worst is unique, not only because it openly mocks the competition but also because it was formed spontaneously by an Internet-connected group of television viewers.

Each winner gets a check for $100,000 in seed money and, far more important, the Rolodex of TED speakers and attendees, which is an extremely powerful, brainy and well-connected group from which to draw support.